Exclusive Billy Cobham Artistworks drum lesson for Rhythm Magazine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2024
- Billy Cobham presents an exclusive drum lesson for Rhythm Magazine to demonstrate the content available via the new Artistworks drum school.
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Seen a BC clinic where he stated:
Don't matter if you hold it traditional right or left hand, or traditional on BOTH hands, don't matter if you hold the very back end or the "taper" of the stick in a traditional way, it's all about control"
He held both sticks traditional and held them about an inch behind the Tip!! And could STILL play smooth rudiments. It was Nuts!!
He suggested taping a quarter to the head and practice on that tiny spot.
There's nothing Billy can't do.
I trained this to high speed! And slo teching my students this!! Great stuff!!!
More Billy is always a good thing......
Excellent Billy!
if you never heard his masterful drumming with mahavishnu then your missing out.especially between nothingness and eternity!
The snare sound is amazingly dry and clear. 😃🥁
tight roll from the fusion king himself
Billy is my hero
Cool man. Not many of you out there. I've got an old video of Cobham playing w/ Horace Silver, where he plays right hand traditional. Looks super cool!! You seldom see it. Are you a Cobham fan, or did you stumble across the video?
Having watched this I'm confident that if I chose to drum I would play much more complex things twice as fast and more smoothly. Therefore as ever, my work is done...
BILLY PLAYED IN THE SUNRISERS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
SUNRISERS 1964 SING,SING, SING, BILLY ON TENOR DRUM, OUTSTANDING.
FORMER LONG ISLAND SUNRISERS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS 1964 --- 1968.
Incrível boa inspiração para pratica desta técnica!
it's gotta be hard as hell to make anything sound good on a snare that dry and articulate
thats a fun exercise
The snare???
Bill Cobham Yamaha Signature Series.. VERY expensive
Yo someone help me with how you get a snare to sound like that?
Keren...👍
I don't think this video has quite enough intros
What is the snare pleaseee
Billys Yamaha signature with the wood hoop
+Robert Minton my gosh THANK YOU!!!YOU ARE GOD!!
he's left handed
No he just sets his drums up lefty
Lou Cifer he sets his drums up regular but plays lefty... pretty cool to see live. I saw him play with four sticks that way in 2018 in PA
@@davidpfeifer9489 but he's right handed
Jojo V. Jordet he plays lefty. He rides the hi hat with his left hand
@@josteinv.jordet257 Obviously, he's left-handed (or ambidextrous) and plays a right-handed kit. That's what always gave him an edge...his left-hand-lead fills.
nice bra
easy
Thomas Lang....sigh
That is a strange way to grab the stick!
In the start i saw it a traditional but this is the Otherwise way?
Billy Cobham is left handed 🤷🏻♂️🥁😅
anyone else find the vest hilarious
Never really thought rudiments or tuition videos helped anyone, apart from producing clones. You've either got it or you don't. Now it seems we're saturated with drum-offs and intellectual pap. One thing the internet has accelerated for sure.
Once in a while, someone interesting comes along. Has nothing to do with drum culture and pissing competitions.
Samsgarden Not practicing rudiments limits you massively as a drummer. And no, learning them won't make you sound like a clone. You can only sound like yourself, with your own mixture of influences, musical styles practiced and technique. Only one Tony Williams, one Gadd, one Vinnie etc. Regarding "you've got it or you don't", natural talent will only get you so far. It's mostly hard work.
fuzzylogiceire Yes, rudiments are important
My guess is you don't have it